In the early mourning
There is sun on my back
And it drizzles gently
Into the backyard of the dead.
Where the gravekeeper's shovel rusts against the wall
And the dead man has yellow daisies sprouting from his mouth
The grass grows thick on either side
He is a monastery for all the fowl.
Showing posts with label julian labounty poem. Show all posts
Showing posts with label julian labounty poem. Show all posts
Saturday, September 06, 2008
love poem
background noise
white kitchen lightn
ing
striking po se
fractured Chinese Liars
Universal Monkey Jesters
key player
Lantern Hangers
Middle night crisis
television television
nothing. up & up
we are here in this kitchen making funny faces
Belly laughter
he's smoking cigarettes
and We're Calling Each other Names
a r e you there?
or have you come h e r e?
i dance till' bustin' guts on the Persian rugs
and he's
spending 4 am
against your shoulder
whispering
i really like you while she is
half smiling snoring
soft
ly.
Labels:
i write poems,
julian labounty poem,
love poem,
poet poet
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